Sentence examples for if we measured from inspiring English sources

If we measured poverty as a percentage of median income, the poverty rate would increase considerably.

"If we measured these people for a long period of time, we'd probably be slowing the decline rather than completely mitigating it.

Meanwhile, if we measured things differently, might we be able to reconcile two goals that have so long seemed at odds — economic well-being and environmental sustainability?

If we measured fitness, as the chief medical officer recommended in 2009, we would see the problems that physical inactivity is causing and realise just how successfully some of the fantastic initiatives supported by Sport England, the BHF and UK Active really are.

eIn our experiments, we choose the parameter ε as somewhat of an oracle, in particular as 1.1 | | y - Φ b i g R ^ x | | 2. In other words, this is slightly larger than the error that would result if we measured the true image x but with the wrong positions as used to define R ^.

Imagine if we measured the actors' success based on how closely they resembled Humphrey Bogart or Katherine Hepburn.

This means that if we measure some quantity and, then, repeat the measurement, we will almost certainly measure a different value the second time.

This is of course only valid if we measure the fluorescence intensity from the same number of cells in each measurement.

"And then all of a sudden, we're playing a team that we're going to see if we measure up, and we show up.

If we measure the new choreography of the last decade against that of earlier ones, then 2000-9 was thin.

Thus, if we measure the processes at the LHC precisely enough, we might be able to distinguish supersymmetry from the Standard Model.